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No, Google is not testing a new logo

Google last updated its logo in 2015 following the Alphabet reorganization. Some people now think they’ve spotted a new design in testing, but Google is not getting a new look. According to Search Engine Roundtable, it was discovered as such: “This was spotted by Christian Kunz who found it via Marco Look, Christian Kunz posted about it on his German blog.”

11 Free Website Builders to Try in 2023

So, you need to build a website, and your budget is all but non-existent. Fear not; it is possible to get online for nothing using a site builder. Sure, you’re not going to win any awards, and forget about scalability. But if you need to get a website online fast, site builders are a no-brainer.

Human Generator – Turn god mode on, create people with AI in real-time

Craft hyper-realistic synthetic humans in a click. Create even another version of yourself with a click. For ads, games, media, and other creative projects. Maximum diversity. Various ages, poses, and looks. All ethnicities. All skin-tones. 100% worry-free.

Paris 2024 unveils artistic posters as vibrant Cultural Olympiad programme revealed

The Paris 2024 Organising Committee has revealed its Cultural Olympiad programme for 2023, with the unveiling of a series of artistic posters for the Games celebrating the values of the Olympic and Paralympic Movements.  

Flipping the script: the art of calligraphy on YouTube

In recognition of World Calligraphy Day, we’re taking a moment to celebrate YouTube’s calligraphy community.  

The Best Adobe Photoshop Plug-Ins for 2023

Photoshop is a powerhouse all on its own, but you can level it up with the top plug-ins we’ve tested.

Tailwind CSS Color Generator

Press spacebar, enter a hexcode or change the HSL values to create a custom color scale

Adobe Express now has AI-powered features to take on Canva

Adobe Express now utilizes Adobe’s Firefly generative AI model to create custom images and text effects for your social media and marketing graphics.

Neville Brody and Nike design “modular and slightly industrial” typography for England women’s kits

Graphic designer Neville Brody has collaborated with Nike to create a typography for the England women’s football kit that references the original Wembley Stadium’s art deco origins. The lettering and numbers are an updated version of the typeface that Brody createdprior to the 2014 World Cup for the England men’s team football kits.

How redesign can improve the key metrics of the product

In the case of the product I work for, the decision to redesign was triggered by all three of those factors at once. So the team had to pack many things in a new product design. This experience proved to me once more the importance of perceiving redesign as a responsibility and an opportunity.

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